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Kitchen 1 PRINT
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3 bedroom detached bungalow for sale

Whittingham, Alnwick NE66
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Detached bungalow
3 bed
2 bath
EPC rating: D*
1,022 sq ft / 95 sq m

Key information

Tenure: Freehold
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Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
Mobile signal: 
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Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Around a 1/3 of an acre garden
  • Very large shed
  • Driveway parking
  • Modernised home
  • Re-plumbed and new combi boiler
  • Chocolate box cottage
  • Light and bright
  • Lovely views
  • Garden room extension
  • Garage conversion
Elizabeth Humphreys Homes are delighted to welcome to the market this stunning 3-4 bedroom bungalow located in the Northumberland village of Whittingham. The property, which has been renovated by the current owners to a superb standard incorporating quality fixtures and fittings throughout, boasts breath-taking views, approximately 1/3 an acre of cottage-style gardens to both front and rear, all of which are securely fenced and gated, tarmac driveway parking, uPVC windows and doors, good broadband connection, oil central heating running from a combi boiler replaced two years ago, and all the other usual mains connections. This deceptively spacious cottage, nestled within the most tranquil environment, is a peaceful haven and your dream country home.

Whittingham is situated in a valley, or Vale, below its neighbouring village of Glanton, and sits on the river Aln. The village features a number of fine houses clustered around the river, including a Pele Tower dating from the 13th century but modernised in the 19th century. The village hosts a first school and a church, whilst the nearest shops are in Glanton and Powburn. All other local facilities are in nearby Rothbury and Alnwick, the latter of which is 7.5 miles away. The village has easy access to the A697 allowing for travel to Newcastle and Edinburgh.

Entry to this double fronted ‘chocolate box’ cottage is via the front door which opens into an internal hallway with various doors leading off and incorporating a good-sized cloaks cupboard. You are immediately impressed by the beautifully laid wood effect tiled floor which extends to most of the ground floor areas.

The lounge is gloriously light and bright courtesy of a beautiful bay window which takes advantage of the garden views to the front of the property. There is a built in Cavendish unit which houses the television and there is a fireplace showcasing brick slips and a slate hearth which houses a multifuel wood burner. The old-style radiators complement the coving which together create a look of elegance.

The kitchen-diner encapsulates the country cottage kitchen theme perfectly. There is plenty of space to sit and dine whilst enjoying the view of the front garden through two large windows, which also allow a huge amount of natural light to circulate. The kitchen offers a good number of wall and base units with a pale-coloured shaker-style door matched by a cut wood-effect work surface and upstand and pretty splashback tiling which includes a set of four tiles showcasing puffins. The kitchen is fitted with a bowl and a half ceramic sink with an attractive tap with ceramic levers, a fully integrated washing machine, a fully integrated slimline dishwasher, an eye-level double oven including grill, as well as a spice rack pull-out adjacent to a large 5 burner induction hob with a designer looking extractor fan above and a glass splash back behind. In addition, there is a recess which houses an American style fridge-freezer with larder units to either side.

The former garage has been reconfigured and presents additional living space. The dining room, a multi-use room and an additional bathroom have been cleverly designed to extend the living space. The multi-use room, which is currently used as a guest double bedroom, leads from the kitchen, and behind this is an additional bathroom so the combination of rooms forms a perfect guest suite.

The bathroom, with a fully tiled floor, comprises a white bath with shower taps with a shower over and a brick-style tiled surround, a close-coupled toilet with a push button, a white vanity unit with a shapely sink on top with a designer looking tap, and a chrome heated towel rail. A window to the rear allows for natural light with additional lighting by way of ceiling spotlights.

Bedroom 2 is another double room. This light and bright room overlooks the rear of the property and is beautifully presented with Cavendish-grey fitted wardrobes and a Victorian-style radiator.

The third bedroom, with French doors opening to the rear garden, is another double room which offers white fitted wardrobes and matching bedside tables. The space is finished with wood-effect vinyl-type flooring.

The family shower room, with a fully tiled floor, comprises a slimline shower tray and a glass walk-behind shower screen with a niche and a waterfall showerhead and a separate showerhead within, a large white vanity unit with a winged sink on top, a concealed cistern toilet with a push button, a chrome heated towel rail and a window to the rear.

A second reception room, which is currently utilised as a dining room, boasts glorious garden views. The coving and tiling within this space complete the decor perfectly. A set of French doors open into a wonderful garden room. A centrally located raised skylight allows further natural light to enter with additional lighting by way of ceiling spotlights. A further set of French doors open into the garden onto a two-tiered decked area and, together with a wall of windows, this room is a truly wonderful space in which to relax and enjoy the west-facing vista presented to you of the Breamish Valley, open countryside and the idyllic village church.

Externally, the substantial garden presents a gloriously private outside space. The space has been creatively designed to incorporate different areas. A wild area at the foot of the garden attracts an abundance of wildlife, there is a beautiful rose pink summer house with a raised deck, whilst opposite is a fenced area with a garden pond which is brimming with natural wildlife. The well-placed decking allows you to sit and watch this amazing natural world unfold before your eyes. In addition, there is a shed and a large hobby room with sockets and lighting. The two-tiered decked area accessed from the garden room is the ideal place in which to enjoy the alfresco dining experience within this stunning west-facing garden.

EPC: D
Freehold
Council Tax Band: D £2156.11

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